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What happened to Orson Scott Card?
Steven Lloyd Wilson
For loyal science fiction fans, the author's slow descent into poisonous politics has been nothing short of tragic
Orson Scott Card controversial “Superman” reboot put on hold
Katie McDonough
Illustrator Chris Sprouse has abandoned the project, saying the Card controversy "took away from the actual work"
DC Comics has gay marriage storyline in the works for Batwoman
Katie McDonough
While not busy "defeating Medusa and a horde of villains," Batwoman prepares to pop the question to Maggie Sawyer
Why are men so foolish?
Po Bronson, Ashley Merryman
Women might be less competitive, but studies show they're also smarter candidates, stock pickers and more
Teach for America’s hidden curriculum
Andrew Hartman
The history of TFA reveals the ironies of contemporary education reform, class inequality and the liberal agenda
DC Comics hires anti-gay author to pen “Superman” digital release
Katie McDonough
Orson Scott Card, "Ender's Game" author and anti-gay activist, will write the first in a new "Superman" series
The case of the celibate detectives
Christopher Wallace
Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot were defiantly asexual. What did Sir Doyle and Agatha Christie have against sex?
Obama was lip-synching too
Andrew O'Hehir
That big "liberal" speech sure sounded terrific — but it's almost too late for Obama to redeem his presidency
What Obama should say in his second inaugural
John Paul Rollert
Now is the time to articulate a vision of capitalism that explicitly rejects the notion of "job creators"
Why do we keep getting suckered by stories like Manti Te’o?
Paul Campos
Updated: On the heels of the Notre Dame scandal, guidelines for journalists reporting on inspirational stories
The Pentagon: The global NRA
Tom Engelhardt
Obama has pledged to curb the sale of assault weapons at home, but how will he address American violence abroad?
Michelle Rhee to actually be held accountable by press for once
Alex Pareene
"Frontline" examines the face of "education reform" and the cheating she refused to investigate in Washington
Who will be the Maccabees?
Samuel Sattin
Comic books just might foreshadow all the next great advances in video games and computer culture
Blue Glow TV Awards: Willa Paskin
Willa Paskin
“The Iranian Americans”: Fleeing one kind of persecution for another
Roger Catlin
This self-funded doc by and about Iranians who fled the Ayatollah wants to be a corrective to "The Shahs of Sunset"
Wrapper’s delight
Daniel E. Slotnik
Bored with baseball cards, Jason Liebig turned to vintage candy wrappers -- and amassed a pretty sweet collection
“The Hebrew Hammer”: The baddest Jew in the whole damn town!
Amy Klein
Ten years after the "Jewsploitation" cult flick first hit the screen, the Hebraic hero returns to take on Hitler
Public education’s new quick fix
Abby Rapoport
Starry-eyed reformers have found yet another panacea for saving our school system: parent-trigger laws
Can we stop worshipping American generals now?
William J. Astore
For those devastated by Petraeus' fall from grace, here's a newsflash: We enabled him with our sycophancy
Cases add up of LAPD assaults on restrained suspects
Natasha Lennard
A cop Tasered a handcuffed woman in fourth case in recent months of LAPD using force on detainees
Michelle Rhee’s right turn
Daniel Denvir
School-reform advocate touts her "bipartisan" bonafides, but more and more of her allies are conservatives (UPDATE)
Phony school “reform” agenda takes a beating
David Sirota
The media barely noticed, but voters in three states rejected the profit-driven fraud that is education "reform"
Superman to quit Daily Planet, maybe start “the next Drudge Report”
Prachi Gupta
In issue No. 13 of the latest series, Clark Kent quits his job and laments the state of journalism
Andy Warhol’s great secret
Will Gompertz
The pop icon changed the nature of art and celebrity forever because he knew art did not have to look like art
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